How to Run Tests in Firefox and Internet Explorer (IE)

The video tutorial explains how to create a driver object for different browsers using Selenium, focusing on Firefox and Internet Explorer. It covers setting up the Firefox driver, downloading and configuring Geckodriver, and executing tests in both Firefox and Internet Explorer. The tutorial emphasizes the ease of switching between browsers by changing minimal code, specifically the driver class name and system properties. It also highlights common errors and troubleshooting tips for first-time users.

What is the primary purpose of creating a driver object in Selenium?

• To manage browser cookies

• To generate test reports

• To drive the entire automation process

• To store test data

Which class is used to create a driver object for Firefox in Selenium?

• ChromeDriver

• SafariDriver

• InternetExplorerDriver

• FirefoxDriver

What is the name of the executable file required to set up the Firefox driver?

• geckodriver.exe

• chromedriver.exe

• safaridriver.exe

• iedriver.exe

What must be done after downloading the Geckodriver to use it in Selenium?

• Compile it from source

• Install it using a package manager

• Place it in the system PATH

• Unzip and extract it to a folder

What is the key value used to set the system property for Firefox in Selenium?

• webdriver.gecko.driver

• webdriver.ie.driver

• webdriver.chrome.driver

• webdriver.safari.driver

What is the first step in executing a test in Internet Explorer using Selenium?

• Configure network settings

• Update Java

• Install Internet Explorer

• Download the IE driver server

Which driver class is used for Internet Explorer in Selenium?

• ChromeDriver

• FirefoxDriver

• SafariDriver

• InternetExplorerDriver

What is a common step when switching between different browser drivers in Selenium?

• Changing the test script

• Modifying the driver class name

• Rewriting the entire code

• Updating the operating system

What is a common issue faced when executing Selenium tests for the first time?

• Insufficient memory

• Driver compatibility errors

• Network connectivity problems

• Incorrect test data

What is the benefit of using a template for Selenium test cases?

• It increases the execution time

• It requires more memory

• It reduces the need for browser-specific code changes

• It limits the test to one browser